St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-27
GUILE In CoUR II.

In the case of James Carney against Mar
was overruled.
The divorce case of Marcus Franklin VS..
Pauina Franklin was partially heard yester-
day, and dismissed.
A. Hagelback has sued the Industrial En-
dowment ASSOCIATION to recover 500 alleged to
be due for work done.
Sylvester G. Matthews has begun suit
against Ella S. Gill and Charles E. Gill to re-
cover SIS due for work done.
Before Judge Rea yesterday Mary H. Owen
secured divorce from Isaac B. Owen on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treatment.
Hannah E. Mathews secured divorce from
Rufus p. Mathews yesterday on the ground
of cruel treatment and failure to support.
In the matter Of the assignment of the Pray
Manufacturing company, an order was made
yesterday ordering the assignee to sell the
property.
The divorce case of Mary Kerns VS.. Jacob
Kerns, in which cruel treatment, desertion
and failure to support was alleged. was heard
yesterday and a divorce granted.
In the cases Of H. NJ. Wilcox, J. P. Wilcox
and H. X. Wilcox VS.. Joseph H. Smith ct al,
to determine adverse claims to land, judg-
ment was rendered in favor of the plaintiffs.
Betsey T. Galpin is made defendant in an
action brought by c. M. B alley, j. S. Pillsbury
and L. w. Campbell to decide the title to lot
addition. ''-'s
The divorce case of Alvin Parker against
Martha E. Parker was yesterday continued
for one week. The case of Joseph Aubrecht
against Caroline Aubrecht was continued
three weeks. e s /.
In the case of Martin Hanson against Eu-:
gene A. HutchinS to recover damages for In
juries received by horse owned by Hanson
by falling into cellar owned by Hutchins,
the plaintiff was yesterday given permission
to amend his complaint.
The divorce case of Mary LIE Compile against
Amable LIE Compile in which cruel and in
human treatment was alleged, was heard yes
terday by Judge Hicks and a divorce granted.
1t was expected that the case would be con-
tested, and that an effort would be made to
show that Mrs. LIE Compile had been unfaith-
full to her marriage vows, but this was not
done.
AT the special term yesterday the following
cases were continued until April 2: Lewis S.
Gillette ct al. VS.. Francis Porter ct al; North
American Telegraph Company VS.. Northwest
ern Telegraph Company: the assignment of
the Pray Manufacturing Company; appoint
ment of Il receiver for Hattie Herbst ct al
Pond Machine Tool Company VS.. Pray Manu-
featuring Company; Mccarthy s. Courtney VS..
Ella A. lice ct al; Ernest Head VS.. Susan E.
Head; A. r. Clark VS.. H. n. Peck; the Ma
tonal Bank of Worcester VS.. Roberts s.
Body; William NJ. Shreiner VS. S. s. Went
al; National Bank of Commerce VS.. J. NJ.
Robinson; the assignment of d. W. Vincent
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
The Boston Ideal Opera company will ap-
pear at the Grand opera house every evening
lhis week and the usual matinees. Following
is the repertoire; Monday, "Martha;'' Tues
day. Daughter of the Regiment" Wednes-
day matinee, Fra Diavolo;" Wednesday,
The Musketeers;' Thursday. Daughter of
the Regiment Friday, 1.-THE Musketeers;"
Saturday matinee. The Musketeers;" Satur-
day night, ''Victor, the Buestocking."
'Wild Bill, or the last of the Counterfeiters
will be presented at the Pence opera house
the first half Of the week, and the great South
ern play, 1.-The Octoroou, or Life and Love in
Slavery Days." the last half.
At the dime museum this week John Sny-
der, the walking man, who would die, it is
said, if ne rested for an hour, and John T.
Kelly, in ''McCann's Night o., will be the
leading attractions.
Crimmins Doyle's Irish Comedy and
Athletic combination. embracing many artists
OF merit, will occupy the Comique stage
every evening this week.